“It took a Clinton to clean up the mess after the first Bush, it’s going to take a Clinton to clean up after the second Bush.”

Video here.

1) Cardboard Speakers (I wish they had better bass)
2) New Coffee Cup (it looks like a Paul Smith wallet, only ceramic)
3) The lighting is so great, I cant stop buying plants.
4) The computer where all the magic happens.
5) My noise canceling headphones (true love)
6) Piles and piles of work.
7) Paper samples, thousands and thousands of paper samples.
8) Doodling (Spirographing, only with the tilde and illustrator.)

This widget has undoubtably changed my life.

Becoming famous is the main point of Wilkinson’s class, organized through Parsons The New School for Design in New York City. All semester long his students have monitored their own progress, fully aware that a piece of Internet-scouring software, not their teacher, will be issuing the final grades. And as the 15 students regularly check the class’s blog for the latest rankings, Wilkinson has structured his curriculum to give them tips on how to get — and stay — famous in this increasingly saturated virtual world.

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Typically I dislike it when youtubers take footage and “improve” it with a terrible intro or whimsical music. This video, however, has mastered not only cuteness, but the German song in the background is an improvement and not to its detriment.

Meant to be enjoyed, over and over and over again.

I need to go to Canada, if not for anything more than their good, wholesome fun.

Here is the deal. You put a little olive oil, salt and pepper and then bake them at 350 for 15 minutes.

Almost better than asparagus.

Thanks Aaron.